OpenLogi has been released in version v0.8.17.
OpenLogi is a native, locally running alternative to Logitech Options+, written in Rust, letting you configure key bindings, DPI and SmartShift for Logitech devices over HID++ - without an account or telemetry.
The update directly follows version v0.8.16. On Linux it brings a fix for mouse input access probe counting, a beta update channel in the desktop app and recognition of the Logitech G600 as a standalone mouse.
Changes in version v0.8.17:
The release includes 16 merged pull requests:
- move the update feed layout into openlogi-core
- release channel and version detection from tags
- move configuration files out of the repository root
- Linux: fix mouse input access probe counting
- HID: fix Bolt slot name reading and long-only collection handling
- macOS: preserve integer wheel ticks, support Space switching via user shortcuts
- desktop: add beta update channel support
- 1Password: fix Codex field loading and note fallback surfacing
- recognize Logitech G600 as a standalone mouse
- GUI: preserve long-press action when editing button actions
- virtual HID keyboard now reports the keys it can carry
New contributor: @marktsai333
Source: GitHub